By jobuu
Hi , i update the droplet to new Digital Ocean. I was 512 ram . Now 1Gb , After upgrade all the day in the same time i got High CPU usage. Can u tell me how to check who proces is consuming this? Thank you!
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Hi, I’m experiencing exactly the same problem. I have noticed that CPU activity increased considerably after resizing my Droplet (to take advantage of the benefits their new plans).
Recently I opened a ticket to follow up on this situation (so far, they have followed my report… but there has not been a solution).
In fact… researching a bit, I found this tweet (so I deduce that I’m not the only one who has this reduction in performance): https://twitter.com/Arajdon/status/955104912907689984
My tests: Just before resizing my Droplet, I took a Snapshot from this one.
As a test, I created a new Droplet from that image in same datacenter -SFO2- (I was assigned a new public IP). Once created, I subjected it to an equal load of intensive to the usual and runs perfectly (it was not perceived excessive CPU load).
Once that I proved that my Snapshot worked well and stably, I decided rebuilt my main Droplet (which presents the problem) expecting it to work fine, but I still have the same problem having an excessive CPU load.
As an additional detail, I have noticed that Droplet’s boot takes too long whitout apparent reason (60 secs aproxly, when it regularly was loading in 15 secs at most).
Thanks!
Same for me, my Mysql goes to 100% after upgrade, i have 2 different droplets with same behavior after upgrade.
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